trouble-shooting

问题排查与上下文隔离。用户说报错了/遇到问题时，创建隔离环境（worktree/subagent）专门排查，当前主线上下文保持不变。解决后回到主线继续。触发词：报错了、有问题、排查。

Before installing or running this skill: 1) Be aware it expects git to be available (scripts call git commands) though git is not declared; install git if needed. 2) The scripts will create a .trouble-shooting directory, temporary worktree folders, and temporary git branches (named trouble/<id>), and may merge changes into your current branch or delete branches — back up or commit/uncommitted-work stash before using. 3) Review the three included Python scripts (start/finish/list) — they run local subprocesses and modify the repo; ensure you trust them in your environment. 4) During 'apply' the tool attempts an automatic merge (git merge --no-edit) and will fail if conflicts exist; be prepared to resolve conflicts manually. 5) If you need stricter safety, run start_troubleshoot.py in 'subagent' mode (no worktree) or run the scripts in a disposable clone first. If you want higher assurance, ask the author to declare git as a required binary and to add explicit confirmation prompts before destructive operations.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: trouble-shooting Version: 1.0.0 The 'trouble-shooting' skill is a developer productivity tool designed to isolate debugging tasks using Git worktrees or sub-agents. The Python scripts (start_troubleshoot.py, finish_troubleshoot.py) use safe subprocess calls with list-based arguments to manage Git operations, and the SKILL.md instructions clearly define a helpful workflow for context isolation without any signs of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or prompt injection attacks.